Multiple US Communities Plan Solar Energy Meetings Amid Tax Credit Uncertainty

Several communities across the U.S. are hosting informational meetings and events to educate residents about solar energy amid ongoing policy uncertainties and expanding solar projects. Missoula, Montana, will hold a session highlighting solar installation options and financial pathways, addressing concerns over potential tax credit reductions under the proposed Big Beautiful Bill. In Chaumont, New York, concerned citizens are gathering to discuss large-scale solar farm projects, focusing on safety and community impact, including battery storage risks. Cheboygan County, Michigan, is preparing for a public hearing on the Northern Waters Solar Park, a 110 MW project expected to generate significant power, jobs, and tax revenue. Additionally, Solana Beach, California, will host a free workshop to guide homeowners and commercial property owners on transitioning to solar while tax credits are still available. Complementing these efforts, Denver Public Schools offers a Renewable Energy Academy to engage students in hands-on solar and renewable energy education, fostering future careers in clean energy.